The huge sum was discovered in a mansion in Ikoyi but its ownership has become a mystery too hard to crack

Monday Ubani said the six question demand answers from those who should know just as he called on Nigerians to come up with more questions

The second national vice president of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Barrister Monday Ubani, has popped up six questions he thinks must be answered concerning the huge sums of foreign currencies recently recovered by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in a mansion in Ikoyi, Lagos state.

The ownership of the fund which includes $43 million has remained unknown hours after it was recovered. All those allegedly fingered have denied knowing anything about it.

The National Intelligence Agency suddenly announced it owns the money on Friday, April 14, 2017. Hours later, Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers said the money belongs to the state.

Ubani, who could not hide his disdain for the drama that has suddenly surrounded the recovered fund, said: “Nigeria to some of us has become the ‘theatre of the absurd’. “How do you explain certain things that happen here for which you can’t make any sense out of it?